Adult eyelash vipers prey on small mammals,birds (including hovering hummingbirds) and nestlings,lizards, and frogs . Juveniles prey primarily on small frogs .
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there is not such thing as a eyelash viper who is dum to thing that omg how dum are u ^ EDIT: The above answer just shows (a) how little knowledge some contributors have and (b) the inability of some folks to do a little research before letting their fingers loose ! The eyelash viper DOES exist ! They are a relatively small species of viper, native to central and southern america. See related links !
The eyelash viper, a venomous pit viper species, is primarily found in the understory layer of the rainforest. The understory layer is the section of the rainforest that receives minimal sunlight due to the dense canopy above. This layer is characterized by low light levels, high humidity, and a variety of vegetation that provides ample hiding spots for the eyelash viper as it hunts for prey.
The eyelash viper is a small, colorful snake found in Central and South America, known for its distinctive "eyelash" scales above its eyes that give it a unique appearance. They can be bright green, yellow, or even pink, helping them blend in with leaves and flowers in their rainforest habitat. Eyelash vipers are venomous, but they primarily eat small animals like frogs and lizards. These snakes are excellent climbers and often rest on branches, waiting to catch their prey.
First it starts of as a egg.Next he feeds on other living things.Slowly he starts to be adult elelash viper.
While not listed as threatened, eyelash vipers are likely at risk of habitat loss from increased deforestation for timber, agriculture, and urbanization.